The phrase "a structure built for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the purpose or function of a particular building or construction.
Example: "The museum is a structure built for showcasing art and history to the public."
Alternatives: "a building designed for" or "a facility intended for".
For the first time, a New York newspaper occupied a structure built for its own use.
Each day nearly 150,000 people move through a structure built for half as many.
One of the studies, from the Commission on the Prevention of Weapons of Mass Destruction Proliferation and Terrorism, points out that forming commissions to get patently obvious advice is a symptom of Congress's reluctance to change a structure built for the cold war, not modern terrorism.
The cloudlike design proposal by Mr. Gehry calls for a structure built of titanium, glass and stone, ultimately rising to a maximum height of 40 to 45 stories, although it would have far fewer actual floors.
This beam is part of a true structure built for a super market in the town of Kokemäki in Finland.
"Port Out, Starboard Home," developed with FoolsFury Theater Company in San Francisco, has a sturdy theatrical setting (a cruise) and an effective structure built for suspense.
Bottom line: You cannot run a news business and produce quality content in the digital era with a cost structure built for analog times.
As rallying cries go, "Save the Barn!" might not prick the conscience as forcefully as, say, "Save the Manatee!" The barn is inanimate, prosaic, a foursquare structure built for work.
This article brings a literature overview on room acoustic problems in halls built out of woven and non-woven membranes, and shows an example of a measurement and analysis inside a temporary tent structure built for a cultural event.
In celebration of this — and of the recent renovation of the Atomium, an atomlike structure built for the fair — the Atomium (www.atomium.be) will be host of a variety of programs within its exhibition spheres.
More than 600 guests are said to have attended the party at the Versailles hall, a four-story structure built for such catered social functions.
